Examination for Black Belt in Question Form

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1 Examination for Black Belt in Question Form Name: Date: Current Rank: Kwanmukan 1. The Director of the Kwanmukan is. 2. George E Anderson s title in Japanese is 3. The complete name and correct spelling for the style Hanshi Anderson synthesized and standardized is. 4. George E Anderson s style is more commonly known as. 5. Senior Students of the Kwanmukan are,, and. 6. The number of black belt certificates that have been issued to date by the organization presided over by O-Sensei is. 7. The required ippon kumite is called the of the Kwanmukan. 8. What four currently practicing black belts were black belts training under Hanshi Anderson at the time of the founding of the Kwanmukan. 9. Active Kwanmukan Shihan are:. 10. The Kwanmukan 's major law-enforcement Karate-ka are. 11. Karate All-Americans and international champions that the Kwanmukan has produced are. 12. Lance Weimer fought in the, placing seventh. George E Anderson 13. George E Anderson was born in, Ohio,, He started martial arts training in. 15. He earned his black belt in the early 1960 s under. 16. Ill Joo Kim was a student of, founder of the Kang Duk Won Korean Kwon-Bop Association. 17. Park Chull Hee was a student of, a Shihan of the Shudokan. 18. In the 1960 s Kim Ill Joo changed his affiliation to the Song Moo Kwan (Korean Shotokan) whose founder was Ro Byung Jick. Ro Byung Jick was a direct student of. 19. In Taekwondo, George E Anderson had a close association with. 20. At one time, George E Anderson was the of the World Referee Council (and its chief referee), of the Pan American Referee Council, of the Pan American Union of Karatedo Organizations, and the of the National AAU Karate Committee, the First of the World Union, of the World Medical Commission and a of the United States Olympic Committee. 21. O-Sensei Anderson was inducted into the Black Belt Hall of Fame in as. 22. George E Anderson holds the following grades from the below organizations a. Dan Grandmaster Degree, Kwanmuzendokai International b. Dan Grandmaster Degree, Hanshi in Karate, United Nations Martial Arts Council c. Dan Grandmaster Degree, Chinese Martial Arts Sciences, World Martial Arts Council d. Dan Grandmaster Degree, Taekwondo, Korean Chang Moo Kwan Association e. Dan Grandmaster Degree, USA Karate Federation f. Dan Grandmaster Degree, Taekwondo, Korean Kang Duk Won Association g. Dan Grandmaster Degree, Korean Kido Federation by In Sun Soo. h. Dan Grandmaster Degree, Central Taekwondo Association of USA i. Dan Grandmaster Degree, United States Jujitsu Federation j. Dan Grandmaster Degree, Nippon Seibukan, Kyoto, Japan by Masafumi Suzuki k. Dan Grandmaster Degree, United States Karate Association l. Dan Grandmaster Degree, United States National Karate Association m. Dan Masters Degree, Kobudo, United States Karate Ka Kai, Kobudokan n. Dan Masters Degree, United States Judo Association o. Dan Masters Degree, World Union of Karatedo Organizations

2 p. Dan Masters Degree, Pan American Union of Karatedo Organizations 23. George E Anderson has also been recognized as a 9 th Dan by the Korean Government through the. 24. Appointed ranking Seibukan representative in the Unites States and Awarded Kyoshi-Shihan Grade from, 10th Dan, Kyoto, Japan. 25. Appointed ranking Kang Duk Won representative in the United States in. 26. He was the representative of Karate to the United States Olympic Committee from. 27. He was a member of the United States Olympic Committee Board of Directors from and elected to the Executive Board of the USOC in. 28. Teams coached have won over awards and trophies, Has certified over officials in over international clinics, trained and coached over All-Americans and Bushido Award winners and one United States Olympic Committee athlete of the year. Served as official of Chief official at over tournaments in U. S. and Canada. 29. George E Anderson was awarded Philosphiae Doctor/ O - Sensei in Zen Chuan evolved San Chin related Ryus College of Yudansha, Combined Halls of Fame, title of Philosphiae Doctor/ O-Sensei in Zen Chuan evolved San Chin related Ryus College of Yudansha, combined Halls of Fame, Inducted into "Who s Who in Karate,", Inducted into the Soke, Head or World Families, Hall of Fame,., inducted into the USA Karate Hall of Fame in. Patrick M Hickey and Pamela J Hickey 30. Patrick M Hickey and Pamela J Hickey both hold Dan in the Kwanmukan. 31. Patrick M Hickey and Pamela J Hickey both hold Dan Central Taekwondo Association. 32. Patrick M Hickey and Pamela J Hickey both Dan Changmukan Masters Lever Instructor in the Art and Leadership of Taekwondo. 33. Patrick M Hickey and Pamela J Hickey both Dan in The USA Karate Federation. 34. Patrick M Hickey holds Dan Kwanmukan Jujitsu. 35. Patrick M Hickey holds Dan Kyoshi in the US Jujitsu Federation. 36. Patrick M Hickey holds Dan Kubodo in the Kobudokan. 37. Patrick M Hickey holds a Dan Taiho Jitsu Certification. 38. Pamela J Hickey holds a Dan Taiho Jitsu Certification. 39. Patrick M Hickey earned Kata and Kumite Referee certification. 40. Patrick M Hickey International Rokukai 5 th Dan 41. Patrick M Hickey 6 th Dan World Jujitsu Federation. 42. Pamela J Hickey received 5 th Dan USKA 43. Patrick M Hickey holds PUKO 6 th Dan 44. Pamela J Hickey holds PUKO 5 th Dan 45. Patrick M Hickey hosted first Karate Junior Olympics 46. Patrick M Hickey holds WUKO 6 th Dan 47. Pamela J Hickey holds WUKO 5 th Dan 48. Patrick M Hickey became the President or the USA Karate Foundation in 49. Patrick M Hickey has been the chief referee and director for over national and international Karate championships. Kwanmukan 50. The is a multi-discipline martial arts organization. 51. Kwanmukan symbol and explanation are (see study guide.). 52. Kwan Mu means. 53. The Chinese character for kan (Kwan, Kuan) represents a gate or barrier to pass through. This was the reply to the koan: Look my brothers, since the beginning of summer I have done a lot of talking. Look, have I any eyebrows left? The answer given by Ummon was. 54. The Chinese character for Mu represents a and comes from the reply of to the Koan, Does a dog have Buddha nature. 55. The symbol for Kan (Kwan). The symbol for Mu. 56. The three style forms of the Kwanmukan are called the. 57. The Koan of Kwan Mu first effort is. 58. The Kwanmukan formal kata opening means 59. The koan of Kwan Mu second effort is. 60. The fundamental open hand kata of the Kwanmukan are 61. The forty-hands as taught by O-Sensei Anderson are the root hand forms which formed the base for hand techniques. 62. Karate is structured in a military manner for. 63. Courtesies that should be shown and instructor when entering the dojo are to make a bow, say Hello Sensei/Shihan, and. 64. Write the Chinese character for: Mu

3 Karate 65. Rice Barrier 66. Sakagawa's nickname was Tote which meant. 67. In cases of severe bruises the best treatment rice. 68. Three dangerous strike points are. 69. The most common result of trauma to the vagus nerve is. 70. The teachers of Hanshi Anderson back to. 71. Okinawan Karate was called Tang Soo or Okinawa-te. 72. To-te means., 73. The meaning of Karate today is. 74. The original meaning of Karate was. 75. Karate officially went to Japan in when traveled there to put on a demonstration. 76. At the urging of, the meaning of Karate was changed. 77. The meaning of Karate was changed in the year to. 78. Karatedo was believed to have evolved from Greece to India with Alexander the Great in form of Boxing. From India to China with (Bohdiharma). From Northern China to in Okinawa, Southern Chinese to in Okinawa. And by Gichen Funakoshi, an Okinawan, to. 79. Horses predominated in Northern China and the related Karate style migrated to Okinawa at. 80. Boats predominated in Southern China and the related Karate style migrated to Okinawa at. 81. Four martial arts originating in Japan were. 82. The First All - Japan Karatedo Championship Tournament was held in Tokyo in. 83. The five things taught in Karate are. 84. The Four Fundamentals of Karate Technique are - vital stroke, - simultaneous focus of mind, and weapon, - distancing, and which includes the concepts of remaining mind, extending the ki, utterly cutting down and impenetrable posture. 85. The four major Japanese Karate Styles are 86. The major American styles are - George E. Anderson, - Donald R. Madden,. - Robert Trias 87. The style Funakoshi Gichin originated is now called. It is named after a training hall built for him by his students. The in Japan is the Japan Karate Association - JKA. 88. Funakoshi Gichin was not and was not the of the style. 89. Funakoshi held dan in Karate. 90. The major system using the Funakoshi inheritance is called the. 91. The Taikyoku exercises were created by Funakoshi Gichin s son,. 92. The Heian kata were created by, a teacher of Gichen Funakoshi. 93. includes remaining mind, extending your ki, impenetrable posture, utterly cutting down. 94. is the mind of no mind. 95. Atemi is interpreted as. 96. The term Kenka means (dirty street fighting). 97. In the term Martial Arts, martial refers to ; art is the. 98. Ippon kumite is sparring. 99. Sanbon Kumite is sparring Gohan Kumite is sparring Maai is interpreted as Mass is measure of the Force is the measure of. Kata 104. Other names for the Tekki kata are 105. Heian means, and is taken from the name of an era in 11th century Japan.

4 106. Two other names for Heian kata are The Nihanchi forms were known as Chinto (Am Hoc, Gankaku) means Batsai Dai signifies to The Principle of the kata Batsai Dai is: 111. The Principle of the Kata Jion is: The Principle of the kata Seienchin is: The three conflicts of the Sanchin kata are Every art encompasses four facets: Time has three facets of involvement: The three elements of the dance are:. Kobudo and Weapons 117. Kobudo consists mainly of The long staff is called a, the middle staff is called a, the short stick is called a Kendo is is the martial art of Japanese Iaido is the art of Jodo is the us of a Explain how to sit in seiza What is meant by Mokuso? One- ; Two- ; Three- ; Four- ; Five- ; Six- ; Seven- ; Eight- ; Nine- ; Ten The Japanese words for Dan grades are:. Law Enforcement 126. George E Anderson was an Instructor from George E Anderson has been a member and advisor to a number of police training organizations such as the among others George E Anderson was the technical director of a number of Patrick M Hickey and Pamela J Hickey both received certification in Patrick M Hickey was the of the USKA PSDI from Patrick M Hickey created the World Union of Karatedo Organizations (now known as World Karate Federation.) 132. The Technical Director at the 1st World Cup in Budapest was Kwanmukan Director George E Anderson, presiding over the The Technical Director at the First World Collegiate Karate Championships in Kobe, Japan, was Kwanmukan Director The First World Technical Congress was held in, and was chaired by. This congress Re-drafted rules as edited by and were adopted unanimously by World Union of Karatedo Organizations Directing Committee in Maastricht, Holland. The Second World Technical Congress held in Kyoto, Japan was also chaired by The five USA Delegates were George E Anderson was President of the from George E Anderson was vice President of from George E Anderson was Director of the from Pan American Union of Karate-do Associations (now known as Pan American Karate Organization) 139. George E Anderson was first elected of the PAUKO from He later became its President from and directed the PAUKO recognition of Karate into the George E Anderson over the first appearance of Karate in the Pan American Games as a medal sport in The office of the Pan American Union of Karatedo Organizations was in, at the Center for the Martial Arts George E Anderson and Patrick M Hickey wrote the of the PAUKO George E Anderson was the of the Pan American Referee Council from David Ames was the in the year.

5 The USA Karate Federation 146. The USA Karate Federation was the Karate member of the from George E. Anderson is the only President of the George E Anderson also chairs the Patrick M Hickey was the of the USAKF from 150. Patrick M Hickey also chaired the of the USAKF Pamela J Hickey is Patrick M Hickey and Pamela J Hickey both received USA Karate from the USAKF in Patrick M Hickey and Pamela J Hickey were both inducted into in Other Dans involved in the USA Karate Federation are. United States Karate Association 155. The head of the USKA was who passed away July 11, Sensei Anderson's duties with the USKA were George E Anderson was the style-head for the for the USKA He also was the International Director for the Patrick M Hickey was the head of the George E Anderson was a member of the George E Anderson was recruited into the USKA by Grandmaster Trias' senior student is Phillip W Koeppel s current organization is the George E Anderson is a Presidential advisor to the and was inducted into the Patrick M Hickey holds USKA Dan in both Taekwondo and Kwanmukan Pamela J Hickey holds USKA Dan in both Taekwondo and Kwanmukan 1981 AAU Karate/National AAU Karate Committee, Inc George E Anderson was Involved In the separation of within the AAU structure George E Anderson held positions and referee certification In both In the early 1970's George E Anderson became the of the AAU Karate Committee in 1979 and the in George E Anderson was on the from Patrick M Hickey became the in 1979 and the in The Second National AAU Senior Men's kumite national champion in 1976 was Patrick M Hickey and George E Anderson wrote the Both George E Anderson and Patrick M Hickey were by Amateur Athletic Union of the United States Karate Committee for special service George E Anderson was awarded by the National AAU Karate Committee in Patrick M Hickey was awarded by the National AAU Karate Committee in Patrick M Hickey was the from 1977 to Patrick M Hickey and Pamela J Hickey both held in the AAU Karate from Taekwondo 179. Taekwondo is a Korean Martial Art meaning the A kwan of Taekwondo is the The first five major kwans in Taekwondo are: a. (blue waves, meaning a youngster's spirit and vitality), Won Kook Lee b. (Korea Tang Soo Do Association and later Korea Soo Bahk Do Association, Hwang Kee c. (Song means pine tree, which meant green and a long life), Ro Byung Jick d. (YMCA Kwon Bup Bu, YOON Byung In, later LEE Nam Suk and KIM Soon Bae e. (renamed Jidokwan (Wisdom Way School),Yon Kue Pyang The four later kwans are a., CHOI Hong Hi and NAM Tae Hi b. (a house of teaching generosity), HONG Jong Pyo and PARK Chul Hee c., LEE Kyo d. (stepping the right way), LEE Yong Woo The earliest known form of Taekwondo was.

6 184. Taekyon trained warriors became known as In the year 935, Taekyon became known as - The art of kicking, punching and butting Korea was occupied by Japan from The first kwon of school to teach a native Korean martial art after the occupation by Japan was in 1945 was the art August 11, 1955 was the date of the first attempt to organize the kwans under the name - the art of Chinese hand In the word Taekwondo - the art of kicking and punching began to be used The Korea Taekwondo Association was created with General Cho Hong Hi as the first President In 1959, Hwang Kee, founder of the Moo Duk Kwan started the in opposition to the Korea Taekwondo Association The, was created in 1966 when Choi Hong Hi ran into political troubles in Korea. Central Taekwondo Association 193. The Central Taekwondo Association was founded in in Summit County, Ohio The first chairman of the CTA was: in The founding directors of the Central Taekwondo Association were The three incorporators of the Central Taekwondo Association were The current director of the Central Taekwondo Association is The Central Taekwondo Association is now considered a branch of the Hanshi Anderson holds a ninth dan in the. Mr. Hickey holds an eighth dan in the. Mrs. Hickey holds an eighth dan in 200. Patrick M Hickey and Pamela J Hickey hold dan in the Kang Duk Won The Kwanmukan initially evolved from the but is now affiliated with the Song Moo Kwan means George E. Anderson received direct promotion from, the founder of the Song Moo Kwan Hanshi Anderson's principle Taekwondo teacher was I J Kim. Mr. Kim s teachers were Pamela J Hickey was the Central Taekwondo Association. World Taekwondo Federation and Kukkiwon Judo 206. The World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) is the The is the World Taekwondo Training Center/Headquarters and was founded in November, in Korea George E. Anderson holds a Ninth Dan recognition from the Korean government issued through the George E Anderson received a Pan American Taekwondo officials certification in the early The founder of Judo was The Kwanmukan Chief Judo Instructor is 212. The three parts of the judo throw are 213. The five basic principles in Judo are: 214. The five divisions of judo technique are 215. Four men who attained the 10th (Judan) grade in Karate were 216., a famous Judo master held seminars in George E Anderson s dojo. United States Judo Association 217. George E Anderson holds a Dan in the USJA and is a trustee Life Member of the USJA Patrick M Hickey holds a USJA Dan in 1984 and is a USJA Life Member 219. Pamela J Hickey holds a USJA Dan in and a USJA Life Member International Jujitsu Federation 220. George E Anderson is a member of the JJIF Advisory committee and chairman of the and the The JJIF is the member of the is the member of the JJIF for the United States Patrick M. Hickey led the first US delegation to the first in Copenhagen in The first Kwanmukan personnel receiving international Jujitsu referee licenses from the JJIF were

7 . US Jujitsu Federation 225. George E Anderson was of the US Jujitsu Federation from Patrick M Hickey was of the US Jujitsu Federation from George E Anderson with Patrick M Hickey were founders of the George E Anderson and Patrick M Hickey are permanent life members and board members of the George E Anderson is the current vice President of the 230. Patrick M Hickey is currently. George E Anderson is.